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1        I,  II|     flies with the rapidity of lightning— the electric current—was
2        I,  X |     time. About eleven o’clock lightning began to blaze continuously
3        I,  X |        animals, blinded by the lightning, terrified by the incessant
4        I,  X |    Suddenly, during a flash of lightning, one of these masses was
5        I,  X |     was now at its height. The lightning filled the defile, and the
6        I,  X |       addition to the wind and lightning, made the storm truly frightful.
7        I,  XI|   clump of pines struck by the lightning was still burning. There
8       II,  IX|     was the Dinka River. A few lightning flashes were reflected in
9       II,  IX| reflected in the water; summer lightning, without thunder. Nadia